All the programs in this page must be considered (in the best case) in BETA version.
Bugs are the rule and not the exception. When you find one, you can either live with it, send me the patch (that would be very nice) or ask me to fix it (cross your finger and do not hold your breath).

Sploit I wrote this program a couple of years ago for my Ph.D. Unfortunately, due to a combination of (60%) my laziness and (40%) a series of unfortunate events, the release has been *slightly* postponed. Sploit is an exploit execution and mutation framework designed to test and evaluate the misuse detection models used by network-based intrusion detection systems. Sploit is based on an engine that can apply one or more transformation techniques to an exploit script. Using Sploit, it is possible to automatically generate an high number of different attack mutations that can then be executed against a real target to test the detection capabilities of network intrusion detection systems. Sploit also represents the perfect environment to design, implement, and try new mutation and evasion techniques. For more info, please refer to the [online documentation] Download: [sploit-0.2.4a-2.tar.gz] PHolyP Coming soon LighTS Another side project I was working on as a grad student. It is a Java tuple space implementation that extends the Linda model with a rich set of new features (fuzzy logic, user-defined matching criteria, virtual tuples, tuple aggregators, tuplespace views...) The current version and more info on the project can be found [here]